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Trudie Mason

Trudie Mason

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Co-Host, CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC)

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  • "Netflix tax" proving more lucrative than expected for Quebec

    By Trudie Mason Verified| CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC) Verified Quebec is raking it in with its so-called Netflix tax.  The provincial sales tax on digital services provided to Quebecers kicked in in January, and since then, has brought the govenment more than $15-million.  La Presse says that's about double the amount the government expected.  The province had projected revenues of $28-million for the first year. At this rate, its take will be $62-million.

    By Trudie Mason Verified · CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC)

    Sep. 23, 2020

  • Rush of applications in STM hiring blitz for bus drivers

    By Trudie Mason Verified| CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC) Verified The Montreal transit corporation received more than 1,500 applications in just a few days after launching a hiring blitz for bus drivers.  It needs 500 new drivers, who'll earn a starting salary of $53,000 a year.  "There's a lot of competition in the market, so that's why we're doing a really big campaign to attract those candidates," explains STM staffing manager Anne Marie Lombardi.

    By Trudie Mason Verified · CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC)

    Feb. 15, 2020

  • "Netflix tax" proving more lucrative than expected for Quebec

    By Trudie Mason Verified| CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC) Verified Quebec is raking it in with its so-called Netflix tax.  The provincial sales tax on digital services provided to Quebecers kicked in in January, and since then, has brought the govenment more than $15-million.  La Presse says that's about double the amount the government expected.  The province had projected revenues of $28-million for the first year. At this rate, its take will be $62-million.

    By Trudie Mason Verified · CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC)

    Sep. 23, 2020

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CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC)